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Classify a business as micro, small or medium under the MSMED Act composite investment and turnover test for Udyam registration.
This calculator tells you whether a business is a micro, small or medium enterprise by applying the composite classification test under the Micro, Small and Medium Enterprises Development Act, 2006 — an enterprise must be within both the investment-in-plant-and-machinery limit and the turnover limit of a category, and breaching either one moves it up. It uses the enhanced limits applicable from 1 April 2025 by default and keeps the 1 July 2020 limits available for earlier years, and it excludes export turnover exactly as the classification rules require. Useful before filing a Udyam registration, claiming an MSME benefit, or answering the enterprise-category question in a tender.
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Enter the values you already know.
Fine-tune the options to match your scenario.
Read the result and use it in your planning or reporting.
Investment and turnover are checked together and the tool names which of the two actually decided your category.
Compare against the limits applicable from 1 April 2025 or the 1 July 2020 limits that applied until 31 March 2025.
Exports of goods and services are deducted before the turnover test, which is the rule most people miss.
From 1 April 2025 a micro enterprise has investment up to 2.5 crore and turnover up to 10 crore, a small enterprise up to 25 crore and 100 crore, and a medium enterprise up to 125 crore and 500 crore. Until 31 March 2025 the limits were 1 crore/5 crore for micro, 10 crore/50 crore for small and 50 crore/250 crore for medium.
You are classified in the higher category. The test is composite, so both conditions must be satisfied for a category; failing either one pushes the enterprise up. A firm with 50 lakh of machinery but 30 crore of turnover is a small enterprise, not micro.
No. Turnover from exports of goods or services is excluded when computing the turnover figure for classification, which lets export-heavy firms retain micro or small status on a much larger total revenue base.
An upward reclassification takes effect from 1 April of the financial year following the year in which the limit was crossed, so benefits are not lost mid-year. If an enterprise falls below the limits, its existing status and benefits continue until the end of the current financial year. The Udyam portal derives investment and turnover automatically from PAN-linked income-tax and GST data.
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